This write up on Eilistraee and her followers provides a solid amount of lore and reference giving insight into the goddess and her faith. The pamphlet is digestable, easy and breezy to read, and well laid out. My only complaint or concern with this product as is would be with regards to the listed feats, which feel more like subclasses wearing a feat's skin. I think the two feats could be divided into four, if the design intent was to keep them as feats, but I really feel that the Cleric and Paladin options would be better served as a fully developed subclass.

Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this product and look forward to integrating the content herein in my upcoming games! Well worth the suggested price!

This is a brilliant collection of tables and tips for re-skinning demons to elevate the horror of your campaign's Abyssal foes. Also included are exorcism and possession rules to further increase the threat and terror of dealing with demons. A must have for DMs wishing to convey the chaotic horror of the Abyss.

I should begin by saying that I thoroughly enjoy this product and absolutely love the idea. There are many standalone Witch classes on the Guild, but I think the idea of taking the theme of the Witch and presenting it as a number of subclasses is a rather brilliant design choice. Bravo!

I think the new spells are great. Staff Infection is hilarious and useful, and Reweave is a very flavorful means of healing (though I think worded in a perhaps overcomplicated fashion) The new Background presented is wonderful as well, offering a great take on a Hag-raised character that I would have never thought of but makes perfect sense now that I see it developed.

Each Subclass stems from a relationship with Hags, and each is a well thought out skin for that relationship in the context of the main class. Beautifully executed.

I HIGHLY recommend this product. Pick it up and toss some coin in the tip jar.

This is a very well constructed alternative to the Undying patron, with a strict focus on lichdom, feeding off of souls, and the phylactery. The class features are very cool, balanced, and on point from a thematic perspective! Add this to your collection, and toss some jink in the tip jar!

This is an extremely well-written adventure, featuring NPCs with developed peronalities and goals. There are elements of all three pillars of adventure, clever and unpredictible monsters and traps, an orc tribe presented with depth, and social interaction opportunities with real repercussions throughout. The thorp and surrounding area where the adventure is set are presented in a highly detailed, but briskly written fashion, allowing the DM both flexibility and swiftness in presentation. These elements combine to create a story that is fun as hell in a location the PCs will likely wish to revisit.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

This archetype is super fun and has some fairly interesting features, especially at later levels. Perfect for campaigns with lots of dungeon crawling.

This book presents exactly what it promises. Included, you will find lore on Lolth, some valuable information on the demonweb pits, and game stats for the Demon Queen of Spiders herself. Also included are stats for a number of her servants within the demonweb pits. This booklet provided everything you need to take the fight to Lolth!

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

I absolutely LOVE this subclass! The Circle of the Swarm focuses its attention on taking a convention of the druid class, namely the Wild Shape feature, and playing with it in a flavorful and cool way without making it overpowered or unmanageable. The design is elegant and fun. Worth the recommended price and then some! Pick up YOUR copy TODAY!

Breaker of Chains is a good, solid meat grinder adventure, with a ton of fun, unique traps and amazingly well-crafted atmosphere. in reading it, I could not help but conjure a favorable comparison to Tomb of Horrors.

Generally, I tend to gravitate toward plot as a major measuring stick. In this regard, Breaker of Chains is exquisite in its simple elegance. There is enough hook to engage a group for the duration, if they can survive!

BRAVO! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

A well-thought out subclass with a solid eye towards maintaining game balance while introducing some unique and very cool abilities. A very cool addition to an OOtA/Post-OOtA campaign.

Well worth the suggested price. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

The Beast of Bastion Bay is an incredubly well-written adventure that anticipates player choice and agency, offering a number of ways to keep the story moving in light of different choices the players might make. The antagonists are fleshed out with clear motivations, their own internal conflicts, and defined goals. The other NPCs are also given a good amount of attention and detail, as is the setting of Bastion Bay. A full write-up is given for the town, which contains ample detail to allow a campaign to be based out of the location.

The adventure itself is compelling, interesting, twisty, and above all, fun! The art and cartography are amazing. At the price point, The Beast of Bastion Bay is one of the best buys on the Guild today! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

The Possessed Magic Sorcerer Archetype is a wonderful idea. Conceptually, I kind of love it. The idea being that you gain magical power by virtue of a supernatural being sharing your flesh. This shares basic similarity with the Arcane Possession Sorcerous Origin (aso available on the Guild) but is mechanically drastically different.

The mechanics of this sorcerous origin are neat. I like them, though the mechanics seem less reasoned and thought out as the archetype's level increases. Unfortunately, the wording of the mechanics needs some work. They are confusing. I think I understand the author's intent, but to be a solid system offering, the wording needs clarification and revision.

I think a proofreader or editor could drastically improve the quality of this subclass. Unfortunately, as it stands now, a DM (or player) seeking to integrate this into their game is going to need to do some development work to sort out the language used around the posession dice (a central function of the subclass)

If you want something with AMAZING flavor that needs a little TLC to work in your game, this might be the subclass for you. As it stands at the moment, it's, unfortunately, not terrilby functional. GREAT ideas though. I hope to see it tightened up.

FOLLOW UP: I look forward to the updated version, and will be happy to revise my review based on its contents.

Exactly what it says on the tin, this resource allows the DM to quickly generate a cult for use in their campaign. The included tables provide enough information to quickly and easily develop a strong skeleton of a cult, giving the DM ample avenues by which to flesh it out.

Extremely useful and free HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

I adore modrons, and I think Primus fills a unique spot in the multiverse making it perfect to serve as a patron. In this take on the Otherworldly Patron, a great deal of attention is paid to Primus's lawful nature and the flavor comes through very well in the design. The features are all flavorful and well-executed, with the exception of the 6th-level feature: Summon Modron, which is woefully unbalanced to the point of making it unplayable. DMs who are willing to do some ratchetng (by either rewriting the feature or limiting access to monodrones and duodrones)

Aside from that one glaring design flaw, this product is AMAZING. I recommend it if you love modrons and don't mind doing a little tweaking yourself to ensure balance.

This adventure takes a very basic and straightforward dungeon crawl and injects a level of fantastic energy befitting the finest strangeness D&D has to offer through the use of a few creative setting elements and some truly inspired magical gemstones. The encounters are simple enough to be run by a first time DM, and the setting elements are compelling enough to trap the attention and interest of veteran players.

I commend the author for crafting such an interesting tale around what would otherwise be a straightforward dungeon or tomb encounter. Pick up Sleeping Giant Mountain and toss some jink in the tip jar. Well worth it!